US Vice-President: attack dog or beauty queen
IN THE Nautical port-hand corner is the young Democrat Barack Obama's seasoned seize dog and running mate Joe Biden. In the right-hand corner is veteran Republican McCain's more colourful pick as vice-president Sarah Palin, a dynamic mother of five who likes hunting anything from moose to dishonest politicians. The fiery senator and former beauty queen is reportedly more adapt at handling a hunting burgle than a make-up brush.
If McCain were to win the American presidential race the inviting brown-haired woman, nicknamed Barracuda, could be the first female vice-president of the in every respect's superpower.
That's if some of her convictions and a revelation or two don't sink the Republican campaign.
Whatever your thought about the 4 November presidential elections one thing you can't say about the race for the White House is that it's dry-as-dust.
MANY American voters have not made a final decision about who to vote for so Obama and McCain's sustained mates could well be the deciding factor.
Having Biden as running join should silence those who accuse Obama of being too young, lacking in foreign-affairs exposure and being out of touch with poorer Americans.
Delaware's 65-year-old Senator Biden has a working-sort background and in his capacity as chairperson of the Senate’s international relations committee has built up nationwide foreign-affairs experience. Foreign commentators say he's Obama's attack dog who'll keep his factious foes at bay should they want to show up his inexperience. He'll also be able to step in and take over in a crisis.
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